Slattery's Hurricane

Lt. Willard Francis Slattery

Mrs. Aggie Hobson

Dolores Grieves

Lt. F.A. 'Hobbie' Hobson

Cmdr E.T. Kramer

R.J. Milne

Adm. William F. Ollenby

Frank

Gregory (as Joseph De Santis)

Dr. Holmes (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Maitre D' (uncredited)

Waiter (uncredited)

Dispatcher (uncredited)

Tower Operator (uncredited)

Radarman (uncredited)

Navigator (uncredited)

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Bar Customer (uncredited)

Lieutenant at Desk (uncredited)

Control Tower Operator (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Newscaster (uncredited)

Marie - B-girl (uncredited)

Cabbie (uncredited)

M.C. (uncredited)

Dr. Ross (uncredited)

According to a 19 Jul 1948 Los Angeles Times news item, Dana Andrews and Tyrone Power were initially considered for the part of Slattery.

In her autobiography, Veronica Lake, wrote: "The Navy, proud of Slattery's Hurricane and the salute it gave to Navy pilots, previewed the film in its 90-ton giant aircraft, the Constitution . Eighty-six people made that flight and circled around Manhattan for three hours, ate lunch and watched Slattery's Hurricane . A temporary projection system had been installed as well as a silver screen in the front of the plane... and some writers covering the flight speculated on what use in-flight films might have in commercial aviation. If they only knew.".

"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on March 6, 1950 with Veronica Lake reprising her film role.